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...tumultuous sixties, the Faculty debated and voted in such issues as ROTC and whether to endorse moratoria against the Indo-China War. It split into loosely defined liberal and conservative caucuses which tended to vote in blocs on the various issues...
Since the end of the Indo-Pakistani war a year and a half ago, the countries of the subcontinent have been locked in a frosty stalemate of mutual recriminations. Caught in the diplomatic freeze are hundreds of thousands of refugees and prisoners of war. Pakistani President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto last week moved decisively to thaw relations...
...have happened. In any case, it's impossible to believe that if Johnson in 1964--let alone Eisenhower in 1958--had known what the war was going to do to the United States, he would have continued to fight, since America had no vital economic or strategic interests in Indo china. But the American government was not sensible, it had become locked into its policy, it believed that American prestige--the prestige of the political democracy impossible in Vietnam that it was fighting to impose anyway--was on the line, that victory was just around the corner. The war continued...
...antiwar group at the university, the Sussex Indo-China Solidarity Committee (SISC), conducted a two-month campaign against Huntington's appearance which culminated in a showdown outside a lecture hall at the school...
...genuine politics in them. Facing the Lions, for instance, offers no visible lions, no identifiable martyrs. It does not once mention the Democratic or Republican parties, names no President since Lincoln, no state, and no other city besides Washington. It exists in a world without war, with no Indo china, no other foreign place except the Riviera, no trace of foreign policy, and no civil rights or any other domestic problem. Wicker's Senator Hunt Anderson is said to have made his crusading reputation on the issue of East Coast migrant farm labor, but no word appears about labor...